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Shilong Wang, Yuanxin Liu, Xiaobo Li

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    克兰通过改进药物发现的知识图分析来增强药物重新定位. 这种关系意识方法更好地捕捉了药物疾病相互作用,并克服了训练中的噪音,以实现更稳定的优化.

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